Nalin Kumar Mohapatra

India and the Shifting Geopolitics of the Indo-Pacific

June 13, 2022

While Russia and Ukraine war is in full swing and altering the geopolitics of the post-Soviet Eurasia, one issue which is getting wider attention among the strategic analysts is the second in-person Quad Summit which took place in Tokyo on 24 May 2022. The significance of the Summit can be...

Ukraine war: Re-reading geopolitical contours of Russian foreign policy

May 11, 2022

While the Russia-Ukraine War has entered into more than two months causing hardship to the common people of Ukraine along with its serious implications for both global and regional politics of the post-Soviet Eurasia. However, the irony is that the war is showing no sign of ending soon. Like every...

Geopolitical fallout of Russia, Ukraine war in Central Asia

April 6, 2022

While the unexpected and untimely war between Russia and Ukraine is full-blown, the one issue which has not been discussed much in the domain of academic as well as policy-making circles is its impact on the post-Soviet space, particularly in the context of Central Asia. This issue is assuming much...

Isolated globally, is Russia hostage to China-Pak nexus?

February 23, 2022

While surprise and uncertainty are part of the diplomatic history, however, when two countries are in distinct poles joining together, generates a lot of hypothetical questions. This is because the antagonistic countries neither have any common understanding on issues nor have any common agenda for the welfare of global commons....

Taliban takeover and Russia’s strategic miscalculation

September 27, 2021

The rapid changes which occurred in Afghanistan after the violent takeover by the Taliban, ousting the civilian government headed by Ashraf Ghani are generating a lot of questions having larger geopolitical implications for both global and regional geopolitics. At the same time, the unending human sufferings like (flow of refugees,...

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